The Penn's Grove record., 1887-12-03
Capt. Samuel NJ. Denny went eou'i
on the Mccall but not to stay.

John Borden.
Capt. Samuel NJ. Denny went south
on the Mccall but not to stay.
The ladies' parsonage society OF 81.
pauIs church cleared Sl66 by Their
b,zaar and festival last week.
Cant. Thomas Naylor cleared from
peunsrrove on his schooner Rillie ,.
Derby loaded with coal on Monday for
Wilmington, N. &,
rhe attention Of our readers is call
ed TO the Prospectus of the weekly
Press, which appears in another COZ
INN of this paper.
Cards are out for the wedding OF
John $. Shull, and Miss Saiiie Myers,
of Salem. Miss Myers is n sister to John
Culins wife. of Pennsgrove.
Nikomis Tribe Of Red Men, OF
pennsgrove, will attend in a body the
anniversary of Delaware Tribe at
PauIsboro on Monday Dec. IL.
James L. Smith has filed a caveat
against the will of his father John nj.
Smith, as he was not left an equal
share with his brother Edward.
Last Sunday and Monday we're balmy
but a frigid or'wester brought win
Ter weather on Tuesday morning and
it has continued during the week.
The steamer Mccall left P~ennsgrove
on last Saturday afternoon att O'Clock,
stopped at Delaware City to coal up,
md reached Norfolk on Sunday after
noon.
The township committee have been
watching the roads on the outskirts OF
Pennsglove with d barge load of oyster
shells the past week. They expect an
other load soon.
The pleasure yacht, White Wing,
owned at Camden and the steam barge
Anna & Mary, Capt. Charles Pedrick,
Of ~Pedricktown. are being repaired in
Barber's ship yard.
A sllad was caught Monday after.
noon in The Delaware river off Chester
The fish was not a very large one, but
was nevertheless a shad. 1t was
caught in "A net by a young man who
WAS iS',ing Tor suckers.
.Tmes II. Baker has informed the
e1itor Of the Standard that the report
that an oil cloth factory will be bnili
at Pennsville is untrue, though he of.
fers land for manufacturing purposes
William T.. Denny is building an
addition to his carriage factory. We
hone his business viii continue to in
crease as it has in the past, then Penns
grove will have a large industry on ;
firm foundation.
On Friday Michael Askins and hi
two SONS marched into town, each viii
a load of muskrat hides on their back
They had 80 hides the greatest mum
Der we ever SAW a trapper market at
once
G.. :. Steward AID Z. j.. I~iannlfal
~s.anyIssed Peunsgrove the past weei
for business cards to go on the back O
&. S. Railroad map published b
sIaunifdn K Co., of New York. Tn
ma,s will bp for sale in this %yicinit.
about March LIST.
Interesting revival services hav
been in progress at Emmanuel ehurcI
the past week under the charge of Rev
ID. j. Acklpy, of COilansey who is al
enthusiastic AID soul stirring evange
sist. Several have confessed CONVEX
sion and others are seeking. IN
meetings will continue uext week.
Prof. Martin, of New \ ork, has bee
teaching several of our townsmen pen
manship the two past weeks with sue
cess. He will start another elias
pext Monday. The samples of his pc
portraits on exhibition, are true like
ness. one being of Benjamin Weather
by and another of Rev. W. Ogborn, {
Bridgeport.
List of 10, tiers remaining in the pos
office at Pennsgrove for month endin
Nov. Both. Mrs. Elizabeth Dilks, job
Demerest, Frank Camille, Geo. |
Kesler, Mr.. Kirby (care of j. b. Viii
sell), Charles Wilson. Persons calm
for above please say advertised. w.